Albert Boulter

1848 - 1900  (51 years)

• Name	Albert Boulter
  Birth	25 Jul 1848	Chateauguay, Quebec, Canada
  Gender	Male
  Name	Albert Bolter
  Death	1 Mar 1900	St. Augustine, Florida, United States
  	Cause: Pneumonia
  	?b?Died In Florida?/b? The recent cold map in the land of the Everglades was responsible for the death of the late Albert Bolter, Esq., of Fort Coulonge, who had gone with his wife to St. Augustine for the benefit of their health. Mr. Bolter was suffering from a cold when pneumonia developed quickly, and he died suddenly on March 1st. The late Mr. Bolter, of Messrs. Silverman, Bolter & Co. of Montreal. He was 51 years of age. The remains were brought to the city yesterday on the Canadian Atlantic from New York and taken to Fort Coulonge on a special train. The funeral takes place to-morrow. Mrs. Bolter is a daughter of the late Hon. Geo. Bryson of Coulonge.
  Burial	St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery, Fort Coulonge, Outaouais Region, Quebec, Canada
  	Address: St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery Fort-Coulonge, Outaouais Region,, Quebec Canada
  Person ID	I32166	The Family History of Robert Duncan a Lanark Society Settler
  Last Modified	25 Apr 2021

  
  

  Family	Jane "Jennie" B. Bryson,   b. 21 Jun 1854, Fort Coulonge, Pontiac County, Canada East d. 1 Feb 1937, Fort Coulonge, Pontiac County, Quebec, Canada (Age 82 years)
  Marriage	12 Dec 1896	Fort Coulonge, Outaouais Region, Quebec, Canada
  	?b?Bryson - Boulter Wedding ?/b?At Fort Coulonge on Wednesday the marriage took plce of Albert Boulter, manufacturer, of New York city, and Miss Jennie, only daugher of Hon George Bryson, Sr., of Fort Coulonge. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Cronbie, pastor of St. Andrew's church. The bride, who was attired in white silk, presented a charming appearance. After the ceremony the wedding party sat down to a sumpyuous repast, the guests being: Rev. Mr. Crombie, Hon. George Bryson, Hon. George Bryson, Jr., Mr. George Bryson, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Baird, and S. A. Mackay, of Shawville. The bridal pair left for New York the same day. Many frieds and well-wishers, and they boarded the train under a perfect shower of rice. Mrs. Boulter will be greatly missed at Fort Coulonge.
  Family ID	F11278	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	25 Apr 2021